The deck was presented at AAG 2011 Annual Meeting at the GeoCloud track in Seattle

1. Amazon EC2 and AWS Elastic Beanstalk Introduction Jinesh Varia jvaria@amazon.com

2. The “Living and Evolving” AWS Cloud Your Geo Application Tools to access services Libraries and SDKs .NET/Java etc. Web Interface Management Console Tools AWS Toolkit for Eclipse Command Line Interface Authentication and AuthorizationAWS IAM, MFA Monitoring Amazon CloudWatch Deployment and Automation AWS Elastic BeanstalkAWS CloudFormation Cross Service features Platform building blocks Content Delivery Amazon CloudFront Email Amazon SES Payments Amazon DevPay Amazon FPS Parallel Processing Amazon Elastic MapReduce Messaging Amazon SNS Amazon SQS Workforce Amazon Mechanical Turk Infrastructure building blocks Compute Amazon EC2 Network Amazon VPC Elastic LB Amazon Route 53 Storage Amazon S3 Amazon EBS Database Amazon RDS Amazon SimpleDB Amazon Global Physical Infrastructure (Geographical Regions, Availability Zones, Edge Locations)

3. Amazon Elastic Compute Cloudon-demand virtualized instances

4. Amazon EC2 Customer runInstance() Amazon S3 Amazon EC2 Pay as you go Virtualized Instances Obtain and boot new server instances in minutes Quickly scale capacity, up or down, using Web Services Interface Full root-level access to the virtualized server instance

5. Choose the right EC2 Instance Type

6. Amazon EC2 JSP Hibernate Java Linux Amazon Machine Image Python MySQL Fedora-6 Amazon Machine Image PHP Apache Python Postgress Linux-Ubuntu Amazon Machine Image Available in US-West, US-East and Ireland, Singapore, Japan New Terms and Features Amazon Machine Images S3-backed EBS-backed Instances Security Groups Elastic IP Addresses Availability Zones Instance Types (M1, C1, CC1, CG1) Elastic Block Store and Snapshots OS Platforms Windows, Open Solaris, Linux (Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Centos …..) AMIs : 1800+ AMI-12d + SNAP-1f AMI-15d + SNAP-6f AMI-18d + SNAP-19 Amazon EC2

14. AWS Elastic BeanstalkPut your geo app on autopilot

16. Edit Configuration

17. Monitor Health

18. View Logs

19. Restart App Server

20. Rebuild Infrastructure

21. TerminateAvailability Zone #1 AutoScaling Group Buckets Amazon S3 Logs 8GB Root Volume 2GB Data Volume Snapshots

22. Myapp.elasticbeanstalk.com v2 Default Environment ELB Elastic Load Balancer Availability Zone #1 AutoScaling Group Amazon EC2 Micro Instance Apache Buckets WARv1 Tomcat Logs Amazon Linux WARv2 5GB Root Volume 5GB Data Volume Snapshots

23. Elastic Beanstalk “under the hood” Application Versions Versions Versions Environments myapp-integration.elasticbeanstalk.com Amazon S3 myapp_v3.war optional: log files ELB Auto-Scaling Group Amazon EC2 Instance(s) Apache (Web Server) Elastic Beanstalk Host Manager Tomcat (App Server) myapp_v3.war Amazon Linux AMI 8GB Root Volume 2GB Data Volume

25. Launch New Environment Details

26. Launch New Environment Configuration

27. Console for Elastic Beanstalk Application All Versions Environment and Running Version Edit Configuration

28. Console - Edit Environment Configuration

29. AWS Toolkit for Eclipse - New Environment

30. AWS Toolkit for Eclipse - Edit Configuration

31. Thank Youhttp:aws.amazon.com/ec2http://aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk